The ability to use logic to assess the implications of an argument is called:
A)perceptual speed.
B)inductive reasoning.
C)memory.
D)deductive reasoning.

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Deductive reasoning involves using logic and specific premises to draw a conclusion about a particular case or situation. It allows a person to assess the implications of an argument by evaluating its validity and soundness. Perceptual speed and memory do not directly relate to assessing arguments, and while inductive reasoning involves drawing generalized conclusions based on specific instances, it is not the most applicable answer in this context.

The Ability to Use Logic to Assess the Implications of an Argument